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I think jinxed you previously muppets
- look how busy the thread is now :eek: 
Another £5 to mine - so updated total is:
#04 - £321.03 / £4,161
Thank you
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Sold an old desk this morning for £25 and paid it off CC
so that takes my total to .... £527.81/£8000 :jOriginal CC Debt= £15256.29 **LBM - September 2018** **Debt Free - March 2020**
£1000 Emergency Fund - Achieved January 2020
Emergency Fund Target 2 - £1200/£7500 (16%)0 -
xslytherinx wrote: »Sold an old desk this morning for £25 and paid it off CC
so that takes my total to .... £527.81/£8000 :j
Thanks xslytherinx, your post inadvertently cracked me up as I read it in the small print on my phone as ‘sold an old sock this morning’. Thought I was missing a trick! First purchase for me once debt free should be glasses methinks!
£45 paid to CC yesterday:
#?? £47/£1682PAYDBX 2019: £432/£1682
“The wealthiest (wo)man is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least...”0 -
Thanks xslytherinx, your post inadvertently cracked me up as I read it in the small print on my phone as ‘sold an old sock this morning’. Thought I was missing a trick! First purchase for me once debt free should be glasses methinks!
£45 paid to CC yesterday:
#?? £47/£1682
Brilliant :rotfl: I certainly wouldn't be in debt if that was the case!Original CC Debt= £15256.29 **LBM - September 2018** **Debt Free - March 2020**
£1000 Emergency Fund - Achieved January 2020
Emergency Fund Target 2 - £1200/£7500 (16%)0 -
Sent my first payment of the year which was £50
So for me #60 £50/£5000The 365 day penny challenge #24: £21.52/£667.95
Make £2019 in 2019: £29.99/£2019
2019 1% Challenge #9: 1% - Pay all your debt off by Xmas 2019 # 60: £500 -
Hi Muppetts,
Please may I join clear your debt by Xmas 19.
Amount of debt is £9127
Many thanks,
Snoopy140 -
Hello! Would love to join please

£478.87 / £4012.55The 365 day penny challenge #32: £149.17/£667.95
Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2019 #??: £110.36 / £4265.240 -
#145 checking in having paid £12.01 today
£9276.88 / £27,996.15 (33.14%)
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#110 another £100 now £970/7527 thanksDebt 0/6960 Dec 190
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Another week of payments so checking in with
#62 £575.38 / £7000Tesco 4163.90 (-86.00 since 01/01/23)First Direct 2437.49 (-153.09 since 01/01/23)Halifax 2391.37 (-55.70 since 01/01/23)MBNA 1577.00 (-78.00 since 01/01/23)Virgin 786.66 (-25.00 since 01/01/23)Overdraft 500.00 (-0 since 01/01/23)Spending CC 4538.34 (+521.24 since 10/01/23)0
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